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Humble Helpers: Household Stuff Jewelry Makers Heart | July 22, 2011

Humble Helpers: Household Stuff Jewelry Makers Heart

Old is new. Recycling, re-purposing and re-creating are the marching orders of the day. THIS is nothing new to jewelers who, over the centuries, have become quite adept at adopting tools and tricks from other trades for their craft. Here are some creative tips of my own using humble household goods. They work great in a pinch…or if you just want to try something new!

 

1. Frozen juice can. Mmm, orange juice. Cranberry? How about those frozen daiquiri mixes? Use them for jewelry now and savor the flavor later, for in … Read More »

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Toxins In Your Medicine Cabinet? Get Topricin! | April 19, 2011

Toxins In Your Medicine Cabinet? Get Topricin!

Studies have shown that toxins found in commonly used products in your medicine cabinet may expose your family to harmful chemicals. But thanks to Topical BioMedics, you can give your medicine cabinet a healthy makeover with their revolutionary line of homeopathic Topricin pain relief and healing creams.

Topricin doesn’t just mask the pain, it actually takes the pain away by stimulating the body to heal the damage causing the pain.

Topricin is available in three formulations:

Classic Topricin features a soothing combination of eleven homeopathic biomedicines to safely and effectively treat pain associated with arthritis, carpal tunnel, fibromyalgia, back, neck and shoulder pain, … Read More »

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Always Believe: Gaining Self-Esteem With Marlin Page | April 1, 2011

Always Believe: Gaining Self-Esteem With Marlin Page

Marlin Page is a dynamic vocalist, entrepreneur, motivational speaker and author of the book & music CD ”Always Believe” for young girls. Marlin is all about motivating young girls and women to live the life of their dreams.

Social conscience and maternal instincts prompted Detroiter Marlin Page to pen her first book titled “Always Believe” – an inspirational book and workbook for girls age 8-16. The book encourages its young readers to think critically about who they are, embracing what makes them exceptional and discovering who they’d like to become. The book, an entertaining read for young girls, inconspicuously tackles self-esteem, a widespread … Read More »

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Somebody’s Mother’s Chocolate Sauce Teams with USA Cares | March 25, 2011

Somebody’s Mother’s Chocolate Sauce Teams with USA Cares

Every act of kindness, each moment given to others, and all sacrifices great and small leaves a life-long imprint.  It’s this very notion that led Lynn Lasher, Founder/CEO of Somebody’s Mother’s Chocolate Sauce to reach out to USA Cares with an idea inspired by a recent letter she’d received from one of her son’s childhood friends…

He wanted her to know how much fun it was to be around the Lasher household when he was growing up.  She was touched.  Her efforts mattered.  She reflected on her own best moments growing up…and the good people behind them.  Some were life-changing, while … Read More »

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Moroccan Bean And Vegetable Farro Soup | March 21, 2011

Moroccan Bean And Vegetable Farro Soup

When most people think about Italian cuisine, they think pasta. But in many of my Italian classes, nary a strand can be found. That’s because Italian cuisine is so much more than a plate of pasta; other starches need fair and equal time. Take farro for example. It’s one of the oldest unhybridizied forms of wheat and has been a part of the Italian diet for centuries. But when was the last time you had farro? Probably never. Ever see farro on most mainstream Italian menus? It’s not there, but it should be.

But even if you never see it served … Read More »

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Lentil, Carrot, and Kale Soup With Crème Fraiche and Dill | March 11, 2011

Lentil, Carrot, and Kale Soup With Crème Fraiche and Dill

This creamy and delicious soup is perfect for those chilly late winter and early spring nights. Your kids will love the depth of flavor and the creme fraiche and dill will delight the adults. The quick-cooking lentils are a great source of fiber, folate and protein and kale will add a tasty dose of essential vitamins and minerals. For an extra rich soup you can substitute beef broth for the chicken broth. For extra protein, simply add a can of creamy cannellini beans. Pair the soup with a grilled cheese sandwich made with whole grain bread and you’ve got the … Read More »

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Inconceivable: A Medical Mistake… | March 10, 2011

Inconceivable: A Medical Mistake…

A medical mistake during an IVF procedure. An unthinkable situation . . . you’re pregnant with the wrong baby. You can’t terminate, but you can’t keep him. What choice would you make?

Carolyn and Sean Savage had been trying to expand their family for years. When they underwent an IVF transfer in February 2009, they knew it would be their last chance. If they became pregnant, they would celebrate the baby as an answer to their prayers. If not, they would be grateful for the family they had and leave their fertility struggles behind forever.

They never imagined a third option. The … Read More »

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The Healthy Home: Simple Truths to Protect Your Family from Hidden Household Dangers | March 8, 2011

The Healthy Home: Simple Truths to Protect Your Family from Hidden Household Dangers

Did you know:

We poison our children and pets to kill a fly?

The dirtiest, most polluted homes are often the ones that look and smell “clean?”

In The Healthy Home, father and son team, Dr. Myron Wentz and Dave Wentz, walk readers room-by-room through a typical house, pointing out the surprising health risks posed by everyday products and behaviors of any modern family.

From the bedroom to the backyard, and with the help of colorful illustrations, you will learn about the negative effects of commonly-found toxins and receive simple solutions to help minimize exposure without foregoing convenience.

From examining the cleanliness of the … Read More »

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